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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


The Weather.
Indications for the 2. hours commencing ats n m
For the District Of Columbia Delaware Mary
land. ami Virginia, warmer. lair weather preceded
b. ran IN Virginia, light 70 fresh northeasterly
winds becOming ca terry.
ors CONSTANT AIN Is TO keep the finest and best
elothins at the lowest prices.
EIsEx,s Bios, Manufacturers
Cor. 9TH and E
See our noooy cheviot suits.
CHIIDRESs CLoxKs AND sUTs, r. II. Taylor, 1888
Penn ave.
PALM KssMKo.-Magical for removing tan or
snn61rn. A perfect skin bieacher. Price, 81
Tar 2pound package eonfectioners' sugar.
with receipts for making candy. B. l. Wheeler,
nne groceries, 18th and h streets northwest
SEE House Herrmann's adj on I'd page.
For Washington dressed beef go to Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls ts tfsg and 60 center Market, and 206 and
200 Northern Liberty. Corn beef specially.
MEMS GOOD Fur DERBys, sI-5O; nne, g.; best,
$50 at A. I. Lewis, 49, 5th 81.
Misses CLoAKs AND surTs, r. H. Taylor, sa3
Penn ave.
RICHARD HENDERSON. s23 F st. NV, formerly
Latest styles IN paper nangings, decorations, win
dow shades, sc.
WALL ParER AND WINDOW SHADES r. W. Hen
derson Co, 1ll3 ST. NV
LADIES CLo,Ks AND SUITS, r. Il. Taylor, sa3
Penn. ave.
No ONE can question our disposition or ability
10 sell at wholesale hgures-
EIs.NaS BIOS, Manufacturers,
COR 18th and Z sts.
see our line Of sIa-5O sack suits.
PALACE MARKET WAGONS viii make but three
tnps 10 Georgetown weekly, as follows: tuesday,
THURSDAY and saturday Orders must be given be-
fore 10 O'Clock on the days named
7. J. TIBBErs.
LADrrs MISSES AND CHnDKEN,s JERSEYS, X IL.
Taylor, ges3 Penn. ave.
skx House Herrmanns ad. on I'd page.
We ARE OFFERING a large 6-piece Turkish Par
lar suite upholstered In MarbleZed silk plush with
fringe at $40. Also line OF best Moquette car
peLs al 1-2o per yard w. b. MOSES q Son.
18th and streets NV.
Furniture, Carpet, and Drapery Establishment
LADIES WRAPPERs, X. IL Taylor, s33 Penn. ave.
woop & FORSYTH invite attention to a new line
OF superb etchings on exhibition at their store,
12os street Look at their window and then en-
ter and see the novelties Regilding.
oUK sYsrEx of keeping down prices is the means
OF our Increasing trade.
EIsEnAN BROS, Manufacturers,
Cor. 9TH and E
See our nobby cheviot suits
c. p. CoLoRED CoRskrs at cost. r Il. Taylor, 933
Penn ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

pihcsrkzs SALE OF INTENSIVE FURNITURE
ASssrA waltz b. Williams Co, auctioneers viii
setncffo~ morning within and in 'front.' OF their
LVn nooLis commencing at 10 O'Clock q large
sooettoh OF Iurniture OF the very bes. workman-
sup, OF painting, crystal Chandeliers. engraytn4s
-. See advertisement In auction column for nsr
ticularA ~S''NAAAA M -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

C. p. ooLoRED CoEskrs at cost. r. Il. Taylor 933
Penn ave
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COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Wler agt. Wier: compromised; decree
to be prepared. Moore agt. shannon; argued and
CIRCUIT CouRr--Jud1e Montgomeru
To-day, Phillips agt. vermilliOn; verdict for de-
fendant Woods agt. Hurt; order for security for
costs. Fowler agt. Murphy; judgment below az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

SENDING BALTIMORE VOTERS HoNE.-The election
committee Of the Maryland Democratic Association
was oetsy AT the headquarters OF the association
flS 10Th street yesterday and this morning send
ing balumOre democrats home TO vote. The asso-
citation (B r. Guy, presidenD has furnished trans
pcnatlOn AZ IT. own expense 10 one hundred and
egnty-nve voters OF Baltimore city 70 vote at the
municipal election to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

W. W. BURDETTE offers his residence No sos X
street, north side OF Mount Vernon Park for rent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26
PHr1ADE1gHls ! 19gE ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CARTERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE. near Eth at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

ONE PRICE W. n. SINISTER SONS
919 Pennsylvanis ave.
n. B.-The best Is the cheapest. OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

TCOR sALE-ROsSLYNN AGAIN TO THE FORE
THE COMING INVESTMENT.
The hnest Villa sites yet offered overlooking all
Others "a acres each. only cents . foot Persons
need only look to be convinced that they cannot 20
wrong in chasing. Toe Aqueduct Free Bridge the
Memorial Bridge and Mt Vernon avenue are bound to
double all Investments made ut Rossiynn.
oS-1m T. H. SlPdERD 4 CO. 1907 r nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
peeh ISSUED oy the clerk OF the court 10 Jeremiah
DAVIS and sarah Cole; Henry Garland. on Amhersr
10, Va, and Eliza Hawkins; Chas. b. harm OF
frederlck Co, Nd, and Lulu V. Titus or Loudoun
90, va; w l. lockwood, OF BROOKLYN, n V and
Annie McL1ndOn: George &. Usher and Mary g.
DOndhue. Thomas Reldy and Annie Councillor:
MOSS A stevens and Ida + Parker; =. j. Brooks
and Emma NanZer; stephen A. kearney and Clara
T. Horstkamp; James Mann and Martha welcome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

E0R sALE-HoUsEs
I2l42 1 st. n. W., b.
h., 9rs.
43s TO All Prather's
alley NV, hh......4,5OC
2144 l st. n. W.. b. b..
Srs.................4, SOC
405 to All BARS al
ley NV, b.h.. 4rs. ..4.ooC
423 y st. n. W., Z. h, 5
rs..& = houses rear 1000
Alley. bet. q & ALAN
SITS: NV, I. h.. 4rs T. SOC
l5u3 Marion ST. NV.
ID r. ar...........;.3ro SOC
34OS n st. NV, b.h.,
1902. 1904 L ST. NV.
b.h.. 4rs. 3, o0(
1854. l644 4th. m. l..
b. h.. 5rs. q. OO(
131. 1913 Pierce st.n.w-
f.h.. tSr ..............3.00t
1861, 1863 Linden st
Nv. b b.. Or. 8 0O(
302 9Th st. sc. b.h..
ors 81 Ot
Do 18th Sc ,f-h-. Sr.2.60(
33l. 3:}3 G s.e-. ach.2.5Ul
Alley. bet. 9th and 9TH,
q and Z SITS. Sc, b.h-
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25
Aurtiou 6ales of Real Gsiate.

A S. PRATT g. SONS,
n. Insurance and Real Estate Agents - -,
Magnificent business property At the br Lincoln
Hall Building being all OF lots numbered three t''
and four (4) and part OF lot five la N SQUARE Nun nn
berei four hundred and sevon iaU'l IN tho
city OF Washington. District OF Soiumoih ,rox.s
This uroperty by far the most vauaole unlnp
business -te city fronting 100 feet on es, Nj,
and 100 u ST north VIII be soid as a"ho'o III" "
carry the material laying thereon. o,o,ocy mr.
nHysX ysXTi1RDAY APRIL 23, 1887. AT 5OCLOCk 7. M.
We win oser or sale in front OF the premises the aoovemeh
toned property. . ,.,... q. .or., ,ns,alments An
three notes tn bear air per cent
and 10 bo secured BY deea o , ~
cash at option OF purchaser ueppn ~
80 600 OF sale Terms 20 be compiled Win
right reserved 10 resell AZ Isk an
OF deaung purchaser after Ave days pubic nouce oi -
resale IN some newspaper pupllsne, IN "A'A"sN "
Couyeyancng &c. at purchasers COST A., mn l
Tns above sale postponed account of the u
rttIfRSDAY APRIL 2S, 1887, al same hour and place
i1UNCANs0N HEks. Auctonoers
9th and ID sis. northwest
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTCNlTY.-fIrs T.
II class fourslpy brownsone residence occupiepa y
owner In part Of Brooklyn close 10 For
House built by days labor ercelent condtoh r'Vp rs
''''- A"A" r. t.. r. y. BOZ l.7b0.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25

iiithsk S. isS u Of sthave i2o1loSsl Lyon .s ooo
snS Ss' l e q
ayS sss g iSa SS VI: sS.do g.
Also Fanny bailey and Lockwood and vile aAoso
SAsnsd ass - u Jog Hds, Of s'have 10000
'ansss %a No g. 24rso MCGOWAN ana ~no 10000
llsssss ssn cor Of 7isis, saaiis Mills andwiie
1,7ts r. Ss9tss sci adsve a5Iio Kuiibers eoo
and wife Power Si1i;s Gather S'0O
KnE: x: eoussy sna e IasSSns @
Jerome, ave 2Ssg i'm eof i77shst SS1looll. 1900
Ave sa,s,CS y sIssf Roller and ,l7ss
Mits sH oos Of siss iOio oaha
4thst le7 Of b0wsry 2oAioo MAJ. 1850
12ets st iiSs s mg4l SSens inn watson le6Oo
SRR Hayes and H Chamberlain and wive'or $4,000
slst.t rssas ss $50 Of sdavc aa6iSss; Forest
Philip Ps Forrest :, x. q same to same
siass SSsS sys f.so '' dave aSSsssa same 70
B.nsons, i: lot No iia Morrisay.: a6Iloo Zoo
5sth.st No Sss M West 2oxlooo; ca'nerih' mas 26650
pown,Ss sflsSn No ha,'s sO15 Young and wife to o
I'd ss s' 's ooo
sthav " % cor Of Of siih;st looAIioo hn $4,000
LeIingtonave e 81 IT'S SO 81 gsa;s' WarS 10000
72dst S25 It Of sth;sve 2onio1z WIN noo 10000
ioS2s2oo Aug Blumsnthal and wiie 70 james $4,000
94thst No il9 East Se1sos; AnAAoo.o $1,000
10th cor OF ioy1ss 4 sssss interest $500
sithst No ID West lS'o1ioz'N AeiDn 1880
S2d;st No 81 West 2o1's'e Nieou,sso 1000
lsh.st hliss 400 Of Silave islIst sOS
6avs also Nos J, lS a lS2 lSS sna !Sa aS.h a.s
Ss :.sS Sssss .; saa a1;S vsssa
9ot.a a. x Sos sis anS Ais West No West
1Qtb AZ alan 10 interest Nos l53 ana 100 pm
ave aso Is interest in Nos 19l aud ieSsIh.aYe sSsu
s 4Gs q " %e. sS s'S
a,s,s M% 70 cass%sn ssS West also is interest To.Si
s ssps o 4oa %Sst Jas
aO,hst euse@a so sa West also S sS
ave- awe asa sas a'S to 2oS2
l5 No $3.50 Vest alsO interest I 3 VAST SS isa aSss Sa
ave- and also s;,h interest ID no 90. ".". 9o25o
2oth.s No s SSS West and also ie smith 2O5oO
ss NS ~ %si fiS 1.ts. Ms tin
Shave inieros, No I57 o,hars ssTHss Ms fss
sS MS 0 an% ana also 1888
sAsS. aSss1 g. sa%S s t. sSast SS's%sa
7oxis siloo; il Judge. referee to The Wash ,os 900
Madcn hsHa ave- l's ~s "9 tY 2SI6S ThOs 70 100
Ia nd r. ,,fs S S'hayS Sman 4725O
NOAl4 West 2Ohst also 10 interest I'm IN Is9 N9s e se
aVe awe al also No sS7 West jsmss 2S5s
and also 10 nteresl %nr IN NO 100 81, 33S
2Oth st No 857 West also No 4l2 West 20thst hs9
| No 334 West l5thst also l-5 interest IN Nos isy
and l5l 9th.ave. u interest In no ios Stha.a =
4 interest n o lG9 9th.ave. ana also
in No Sd7 West 2othst same 70 'onn n - ou. co. s3s
oOth.si No 36i West also No 405 West !pth.st 70
"asiss. IN So s ie
r. No 79tnays and al s1.1 interest IN NO 1850
oOtb.st No 365 West also No 3i6 West 2istst 20
| SSi' W lSth.st, l-6 interest In Nos l53 and ioo
qth.ave. half interest in 20 Riving on Ss.I
W Of Manqin.st 13 interest IN no l0o g.h,ne ,
Ia Interest In Nos l6l ana l63 ethave - inter-
est 20 402 West 2onosS anu Wsiso, So 6l O49
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25
REAL ESTATE
nrrs1rrss AT The EXCHANGE.

...-... .v.dsntlv shows signs OF sAaokins up M
M summer season. Although some nesv s.'es rns
Ex..s -, Nav the bulk of the tsansn cio"'y o'o' |
S~ .om,n. nm arc chiefly Of vacant lots sellers muss
nv the talk OF booms in real estate Ihere
~, ~ - Nav. York property-oniy sooa Market anu
n The cheaper the lots the moro likely 'nsy s.o
AL. High priced iot except In choice a snsTon'b by sell
70 so demand business has been prevenSeu W ~
no for prices the market does not ,rss
~" done the week has aggregated Soo"
s1s a table contrasts auction saes 70, ss sss
s the preceding week and the corresponding week u ~
year Corresponding
Week ending Week ending week xnss' last
;s$!ss sSss$$ss sas5Sss$s 'IIsssSsssss Isssss
The reported e tod private ,s ,Sopdas week
M introduced Senator Plunkitt 70 ect
zoooxcM Garden may SSrt aass o Ii
~ sinkine Fund to set apsrs n ~ he
81 isnd north OF The appropra1wni witbn ave
ySSrs The Central menagerie . to be re com.
re new association soon as the rerSens are To-
stA IT is urged that the new zoologoa ear cnmmun,ty
SaSed too they win be Of little use e 70 than
Y sGS block and the eeot bowling Of the animals
upon Of ay yro % as by H.
he only effected during the pupo corner Of
Muller Son. under foreclosure OF the be
0ns thirty and st. Nicholas 10
Ing story unfunished nat S and n,rea at
use, 70 %OsSsse' o1s 81 anS further Charge
oOo II brought 10000 from A. Rosen.hs @ xone o was
&cytgaces wessde dat house In or on an en n0o
cAe at s brokers meeng 70 So and an acre Of
SrouSd at Pisnned j. offered for rent or w0ua ''
a 625. 600.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25
Ciip properip for Sale.

Citp properfp 1or 5ale.
A TTENTlON
ARCHITECTS. BUILDERS.
INSTITUTIONS AND INVESTORS.
northwest corner I7thst 10lI2l0 feet say
nine lots having present and immense prospective
value; price reasonable TO eject iInnsats ,ei'
nasv anniv IN v h. STEVENSON & co"
WAY fT' LOG broadway OF 063 fhth.aye
AN elegant 4-stOry brOwnstOne private
~ dwelling mo SO East 79th.st) built by days work;
cabinet finished throughout independent walls both Sides
Look at i" e. FITZPATRICK. Builder. ~ East eothsr
ID ponevard ana l35thst lots for sale cheap
very easy terms ali on grade ready for might
eI change for imp property w NJ.
TLFGANT new four-story house, Nos. AZ
Ia and So S5thst (Park entrance capinet
throughout handsomely carved rame. boz s,oop &C. %
Inguire on premises, Of JAMES A. FRAN, owner anu
bui
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25

ScTH-ST.,ssW
that supe,b block close TO Fh.ave elegant medium
size brownstone dwelling with chamber dining
room and laundry extensions built on rock foundation oy
days work. without regard TO cost by tho present owner
completed lssl decorated and finished by tho most cee
ra,e6 artsts plumbing and essentials fsultess
Keys Of v. H. sTE'ENooI> q W..
106 Broadway 663 Fifthave
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25


ina following shows the transactions recorded
N the Registers Once to-day
ssarvSs v,,s % % Msufios snil,San 2oA25
7th-ave Q W cor Of 39th st. 75.6x2S; Gest to cIar
,ostS a. = $50 IT Of 9d.ave a61ioG Ill ous
seuheimer and 8 Truax and wives 10 Dtmar. $500
asSSSc WSsss.as aud vie % Adelaide K wison 1850
wife 10 sISsrman i. 800
and wife to 4 BARLEY ..: lsoso
Josephine % HAM 1000
aSSIii VII: so N stewart 10000
so9s5 SI soo ha. .o..Ov 10000
and vile 10 r Mattlage 1
fnfs 685 G96 687 ana 688 10 block between 9xd and
g3d etS and 5th and 9Th each Z5xloO. also
land under water In front OF freenneld Landing.
Hudson River wsstchecter County. w nnen, ,
sstSst "a . i2s 4 Of lsi1vs s5loaS Rddsi =. .oo
ss's and NE % FsSs 1900
11Apnep y w
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25
Business Dropertn for Sale anb Go Est
STORE. LIBERTY. ST., NEAR NASSAU.
Brooklyn propertp for Sale anb 90 fe
q FIRST PLACE.

To LET for one or three years. to private family ony o
ane high toop house. No ~ First
pac clinton and Henry extra lot desired
Apply to f. CLARKE Tribune once. n. y, or LEONARD
MOODY. 20 Court-ss
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25
flats ano Rooms Go let.

A THE MOST CONVENIENT and desira-
be location In the city elegant apartments with
All Inssan baths and all rooms decora
tel are now finished. Apply promisea Open u 50 In
lie evening. 2O3.2ii East ifthst JOS sCHWAhZLEh
ELEGANT APARTMENTSin in the Lispenard,
IL No 63 East seth st-Eigh rooms all light rent $40 TO
SlOU Appiy TO JANITOR ou premises.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25
Amrsemeuts.

CHICKERING HALL. oc,ocr
TUESDAY MPgS 5SsIH nAH dowkEL At i
VIII read the romantic Indian poem
tho recent London literary sensation
for the benefit Of the
INDIAN TRAINING SCHOOL. CARLISLE PENN.
~ have road onnainda, with great interest ins Ths
sSfeu The Of he whom the hss d'n
Reserved seats, 81 so. Admission. 81
CHOCOLArlERE DRILL
~ IN aid Of
THE MANHATTAN HOSPITAL,
I3lstst and Tenth-ave.
and of tho
TWELFTH REGIMENT. NJ O. B. N. w.
at tho
Now Armory 62d.st and Ninthave,
MONDAY EVENING APRIL 20. AT oOLOOk.
EDEN MgsEE; !5;',I. S,.r..n ..s and 9Th .v..
Op from ii to IL Sundays To ii.
CONSTANTLY NEW ATTRACTIONS
TOMORROW, TUESDAY. April 20.
Opcnng Of the Annual Spring Exhibition held BY tho
NEw.YORK HORTICULTURAL soOlErf'
GREAT
...-...-...-.".-.........-'.'i
yk9%ER Tt9%ER SHOW SHOW
-.'''''.'''''
For six Days Only.
APRIL 20TH TO MAY 1sT.
No Advance In Prices
Daily Two Grand Concerts.
MUNCZl LAJOS
and PRINCE PAUL EsrnRHAzY's ohoH hsrHA'
Admission to ALL so contsI children. % cents.
AJEEB-tho mysdfying Ches, Aatom s'on-AJ EEB.
EIRST RECITAL IN NEW-YORK
MysI% TS% %SxSsaETIH%~, H%,,, GRAND
nheAR and BY Frank
oHHfcRRSISe HtR RiT Ssa'fHaL HALL.
aiven under tho auspices Of Mr. and Mrs MCKEE BAN.
K.S by M Rns 40 s asep
Tickets ,of sale at chickerns Hall and at
soluborth's, 23 Union Square.
HFEsTIvAL OF THE YEAR"
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. April ~ and zh
Afternoon and Evening.
Admission 81 so, children. 10 oents' Table GAots oy
Ticket, for sale at 20 Yves. Sotst 7s East sash Cas-
wol & Hazards. and Tyson's
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Reserved seats SySs %nsay s%a n
EyANeELSSsE Es1s Hiis:
Sunday evening" EsoME sEy hSTn ThS y2TicHN WIZ -.
HARRTGAN'S PARK THEATRE -
IL EDWARD HARRIdAN prop,issS. 1ss
NV aASrS q E.sI Ss or,r
'D-- '" DAN MULLIaAN: VI II 10, ,v nj, oomoan,
IL SS1 sJdrts EVE
ORCHESTRA. Matinees wednesday ant 3AtlctN
uART'S THEATRE CONIQUE.: ;125th-st.
IL AE9SE AkoSE N toNb9S fs W ss Mat
May 2-TempIeton,s English Opera Company;
NATIONAL
ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
g2D ANNUAL EXHIBITION
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25
MORRIS PARK, LONG ISLAND ! !!

oo NINuTEs FROM FLATBUsH-AvE.. OR i. CITY
EREoIJENT TRAINSl LOW COMMUTATIONi ne
STRICTEDt -....
Co We are prepared locate desirable parties upon ven
Favorable terms and who wish 70 own their none
shoud confer with small amount down as evaonos
good faith. and subsequent quarterly en landlord
Apply TO W. w KIRBY. 116 Broadway \. r,or oEohoE
MHURE Superintendent Morris Park. L. i.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25

NEw.YoRK Saturday, April %. 1887
m. ,oYov,na sales wero made Exchange and Auo
tion Room today
Bv A. IL Muller Son.
lstorv fat unfinished with plot OF land on 81 N,cn
easave, cor Of lseth-st plot So.z."os. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25
giinations iuanteo--Males.

OOACHMAN and GR0OM.-Ry neat, soheri
~ Iseas. ccashnsn and SoS
Gentleman place city county good reference AuafosS
soBER Tribune Uptown once. 1858 broadway
COACHMAN.-By a strictly sober. reliable.
AFRAID OF woTk, willing and oblgng good Fatdcncr can
&oI oity or country. Address coACHMAN' 400 west
l7th-st
NOACHMAN. by married man, Protestant,
~ nc family family going 10 Europe has been Win pro?'
ent employer who can be sesn zoe seven year
r. present employers private stable ~ West lSthAk
New-York tribune., 1887-04-25
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL aa. 1881
Gouutrp propertp for Sale ano % Iet


on Central r. r. (of n ~ for sale % let desirable
French roof containing eight rooms s wv
1900 Large roomy barn. fruit trees &o grounds nicev
LAID out few from depot and on street oo iee VINO
~,a all , 70 oash buyer to close An estats For particu
lars apply address
CHAA LEO ABRY.
A nd Maiden Lana
The Clifton clarion., 1887-10-26
20 R SALE.

The Coronado saloon, building and grounds. Building, 125x20; lot, 150x80 Also six small build ings connected with property. Will be included in this sale. billiard table, bar-fxtures, furniture, etc., and a reservoir, capacity 19,000 gallons, with connections thorough out the entire building. Title guaranteed. This is one of the very best business localities in the city and will be sold at a positive bargain. For further particulars inquire on the premises or at this office.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-10-26
Work on the Mineral Belt rail- road from Flagstaff to Globe has been suspended.

Captain Wint has proved him self an expert hand at playing Indian" It will be recalled that the Captain, with fourteen men of his troop, left Fort Lowell couple of weeks ago in the attempt to reach Fort Apache without bemg captured. On Tuesday night of this week the Captain, with his detachment, arrived at Fort Apache, having succeeded in in eluding the pursurers. They also had four captives- soldiers belonging to the pursuing column whom they had taken prisoners. Captain Wint is entitled to the bun.-Southwestern Stockman.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-10-26

The Tortiiita nine of Pinal county of late has been receiving considerable unfavorable mention in the territorial press. Now comes an associated press dis patch from New York. which says: The Tortillta silver mine ill Ari- zona has lately been extensively advertised throughout the East. The shares were placed at g and great efforts have been made to interest workingmen and farmers in the scheme. Stock of the mine to the extent of S50,000,000 was issued and a considerable portion has been placed with poor people. The Herald some time ago sent a mining engineer out to inspect the property, who reports that the persons living near the mines in Arizona regard them as being of little value. The miues consist merely of prospect holes and barely pay the wages of the thir- teen men who are working there. It is shown that the mines have been a failure from the start; that they have paid no dividend, and when yielding the largest amount they bankrupted their owner and were sold at sheriff's sale for S15- 900.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-10-26

The popular impression that printers are men who can live on wind pudding and Huachuca straight was long since exploded. They require substantial food like other people, and will do mo re than their share in advancing the interests of the country in which they live. All they ask is that when they perform labor Tn the way of advertising, subscription and job work, that they be not treated as objects of charity, or as legitimate subjects for the bilking act. They want pay for their work - that's all. Tombstone Epitaph.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-10-26
The Deming Headlight says

The Deming Headlight says: Mir. Longmaid, the general superintendent of the great Car lisle mine, has made his report to his company. It may well be called a great mine. He says that in q very short time q hundred stamps will be pounding away on the inexhaustible supply of ore now actually in sight. He has re- ported, and his report has been verified that there is ore enough to keep one hundred stamps going for the next twenty-five years. Think of it-a generation. This mine has at last passed into its final stage of prosperity. It is now owned and controlled by that well-known Scotch company, the Drum Lummon Mining Co.,. This company has large and dividend producing mines all over the mineral producing world Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Idaho and Montana, and now they control the largest and best lnine on the Pacific coast the great Carlisle mine. Messrs. Gage, Fairbank and Leach sold out to this company about year ago The pay roll of the Carlisle is now averaging about Si0,000 to S50,000 q month. This camp will be a camp when many of our readers will be gray and have passed away. Mir. Longmaid is very courteous to all visitors, and also Mir. Davenport, the resident secretary of the company.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-10-26

sioners to see them enforced, this great, growing and prosperous in dustry is fully protected against tho introduction of contagious diseases amongst its herds.
 We have forests and timber tracts covering as many square miles as Connecticut, New Jersey and Delaware combined, and we have coal mines which will pro duce an excellent quality of fuel for domestic and manufacturing purposes.
 We have a climate free from the heavy fogs, damp winds and severe colds that in other lands almost render life a burden and enjoy the luxury of a dry, pure and bracing atmosphere with ] plenty of sunshine and clear skies What more could nature do for any land? She has been lavish in the distribution of her favors. With abundance of land, fertility and proliiicness of soil, perfect climate, plenty of lumber, fuel and water, untold> millions of wealth in her mines, what can re- tard the progress of Arizona? Her people are brave, intelligent, generous and progressive, main taining complete system of pub lie education, making rapid strides in the development of moral and material interests; they are laying the foundation deep and strong for the building up of a free and sovereign State, which in grand eur, resources and intelligence will prove the equal of any in the Federal Union.
The Clifton clarion., 1887-10-26

L. c Huges still keeps up his lick in writing himself down an ass" If he'd make a respectable showing for a Democrat there might be a chance for him to be- come reinstated by his party. But to keep up the wall for not having received the appointment of immi- gation commissioner will do pin head no good and the governor no harm.-Albuquerque Democrat.